Grotte de Niaux

The Grotte de Niaux is a famous prehistoric cave in southwestern France, renowned for its remarkable ancient rock art. Discovered in the 19th century, it features detailed charcoal and ochre drawings created by early humans around 14,000 to 12,000 years ago. The cave's complex network of chambers offers a glimpse into prehistoric life, with images of animals like bison, horses, and Iberian ibex. Today, it is a protected archaeological site, providing valuable insight into early human creativity and cultural expression while being open to guided tours for visitors interested in history and archaeology.